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WSB-TV newsfilm clip of an Atlanta civil rights march protesting alleged police brutality in Selma, Alabama, Atlanta, Georgia, 1965 March 16
WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)
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African American Civil Rights Workers; African American College Students; African Americans; Alabama; Atlanta; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Workers; Clergy; College Students; Courthouses; Demonstrations; Everybody Wants Freedom (Song); Flags; Georgia; Government; Nuns; Picketing; Police Brutality; Politics And Government; Prayer; Protest Marches; Protest Songs; Public Worship; Selma; Signs And Signboards; Singing; Songs And Music; United States; We Shall Overcome (Song)
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WSB-TV newsfilm clip of the memorial march and public funeral services for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 April 9
WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)
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African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Police; African Americans; Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around (Song); Assassination; Atlanta; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Workers; Coffins; Demonstrations; Everybody Wants Freedom (Song); Faith; Funeral Rites And Ceremonies; Georgia; Hearses (Vehicles); Memphis; Mules; Nuns; Police; Police Vehicles; Reporters And Reporting; Singing; Tennessee; We Shall Overcome (Song)
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Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of a bus boycott in Albany, Georgia, and a civil rights demonstration against proposed legislation at the Georgia Capitol Building in Atlanta, Georgia, 1962
WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)
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African American College Students; African Americans; Albany; Albany (Ga.); Arrest; Assembly, Right Of; Atlanta; Atlanta (Ga.); Bills, Legislative; Boycotts; Bus Lines; Buses; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Committees; Direct Action; Georgia; Government; Governors; History; Legislative Bodies; Parades; Picketing; Police; Police, State; Politics And Government; Protest Marches; Race Relations; Segregation; Segregation In Transportation; Singing; Songs And Music; Southern States; We Shall Overcome (Song)
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WSB-TV newsfilm clip of a demonstration against the Vietnam War commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination, Atlanta, Georgia, 1969 April 6
WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)
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African American Churches; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African Americans; Anti War Demonstrations; Assassination; Atlanta; Audio Amplifiers; Banners; Church Buildings; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Clergy; Counterculture; Demonstrations; Discrimination; Draft; Economic Aspects; Epitaphs; Facades; Funeral Rites And Ceremonies; Georgia; Government; Hippies; History; Memorial Rites And Ceremonies; Memorialization; Microphone; Monuments; Pacifists; Peace; Peace Movements; Photographs; Political Activists; Politics And Government; Profiteering; Protest Marches; Protest Movements; Protest Songs; Public Opinion; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Reporters And Reporting; Signs And Signboards; Singing; Social Conditions; United States; V Symbol; Vietnam War, 1961 1975; War; We Shall Overcome (Song); Youth
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Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of activities organized for Poor People's Campaign participants visiting Atlanta and a Poor People's Campaign rally with speakers Coretta Scott King, Ralph D. Abernathy and Hosea Williams, Atlanta, Georgia, 1968 May 9
WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)
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Affirmations; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African American Women; African Americans; Applause; Atlanta; Atlanta (Ga.); Audiences; Bereavement; Birthplaces; Buffets (Cooking); Buses; Caravans; Casserole Cooking; Citizen Participation; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Clergy; Colorado; Demonstrations; Dinners And Dining; Discrimination; Economic Assistance, Domestic; Economic Conditions; Ethics; Express Highways; Fatigue; Georgia; Government; Grief; Gymnasiums; Historic Buildings; History; Human Rights; Indian Reservations; Indians Of North America; Marks; Marks (Miss.); Memorials; Microphone; Mississippi; Police Brutality; Politics And Government; Poor; Poor African Americans; Poverty; Protest Marches; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Roads; Services For; Social Conditions; Social Movements; Social Service; Southern States; Spectators; Speeches, Addresses, Etc; Stadiums; Streets; Struggle; Table; Tables; Tour Bus Parking; Tour Buses; Travelers; United States; Values; Washington (D.C.); We Shall Overcome (Song); Women
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WSB-TV newsfilm clip of Hosea Williams accusing the Reed Drug Company of unfair labor practices and racism as well as picketing by the Poor Peoples's Union, Atlanta, Georgia, 1973 March 28
WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)
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African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African American Labor Leaders; African American Labor Union Members; African Americans; Atlanta; Blacks; Boycotts; Chain Stores; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Workers; Clergy; Collective Bargaining; Collective Labor Agreements; Demonstrations; Direct Action; Discrimination; Discrimination In Employment; Drugstores; Employment; Employment Tests; Fines (Penalties); Georgia; Grievance Procedures; History; Industrial Management; Industrial Relations; Intimidation; Labor; Labor Discipline; Labor Disputes; Labor Leaders; Labor Movement; Labor Union Members; Labor Unions; Labor Unions, Black; Law And Legislation; Lie Detectors And Detection; Management; Organizing; Pedestrians; Pharmaceutical Industry; Picketing; Police; Poor; Poor African Americans; Poor Blacks; Press Coverage; Protest Songs; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Racism; Retail Trade; Sidewalks; Signs And Signboards; Social Conditions; Social Conflict; Strikes And Lockouts; Unfair Labor Practices; Union Busting; United States; Urban Poor; We Shall Overcome (Song); Working Poor
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